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TheBrownDog
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Haven't lost here in 26 years, ain't going to change now. This will be a draw.
Is there rain ???
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Haven't lost here in 26 years, ain't going to change now. This will be a draw.
Some is scheduled, yeah.Is there rain ???
Is there rain ???
Poor over rate even with the extended finish.
Honors to India on day 1 but again, their last 4-5 wickets can tumble very quickly.
Ashwin a very accomplished batsman though and can put on a score with their tail.
Hazlewoood looks a real talent. But this farcical management of fast bowlers needs to stop. Our fitness staff are pathetic.
I don't see the reason to laugh. He bowled well. Got two wickets in his first test innings. Then broke down. It's unfortunate not humorous...
Hilfenhaus: Unsure. How has his last few Shields been?Hilfenhaus - Doesn't break down, reliable, can bowl
Siddle - I like him, he could have bowled long and hard spells today
Faulkner - The bloke's first class record is insane, why isn't he in the team? Has performed everytime he has been selected for Aus unlike some
Bird - He looked very comfortable at test level. I would like to see him get a recall.
Cummins - Unreliable in my opinion but could be the next Shane Bond
Pattinson - Could be the next Ntini, looks spearhead material
WHY STARC!!!?!??!??!
I think it's like goal kicking training. Sports scientists getting involved saying "bowl X amount of balls a day". Alan Border was once asked the best preparation for batting a 5 hour innings. "Bat for 5 hours in the nets".People seem to give CA a pass by saying it's not an issue with our training methods but simply their age, well if that is true can we really pick two of these younger bowlers in a 3 man frontline pace attack?
Say what you like about siddle he can at least bowl 15 overs in a day without injuring himself.
People seem to give CA a pass by saying it's not an issue with our training methods but simply their age, well if that is true can we really pick two of these younger bowlers in a 3 man frontline pace attack?
Say what you like about siddle he can at least bowl 15 overs in a day without injuring himself.
Not saying I dont feel for him, I do, it's a massive day for him, first time in the baggy green, but to break down on the first day of your debut test, must be just about a record even going by our standards with young bowlers and injuries.
Picking a bowler purely because he can bowl long spells is a big mistake, particularly given there's six bowlers in the side. It's pretty rare that 3 bowlers go down in the one day. Yes Siddle may not have broken down, but I think he may have been milked too.People seem to give CA a pass by saying it's not an issue with our training methods but simply their age, well if that is true can we really pick two of these younger bowlers in a 3 man frontline pace attack?
Say what you like about siddle he can at least bowl 15 overs in a day without injuring himself.
Hilfenhaus: Unsure. How has his last few Shields been?
Siddle: Lost pace and looked last last test. Was unlucky. Should've been picked ahead of Starc though
Faulkner: Seen as an allrounder, Marsh and Watson have that spot
Bird: Just has one game back from injury
Cummins: Told not to play longer forms yet incase he breaks down
Pattinson: Re-working his action so he doesn't break down
If community level bowlers were limited to 30 balls a day at training - we'd be done very quickly #Law43 #commonsenseI think it's like goal kicking training. Sports scientists getting involved saying "bowl X amount of balls a day". Alan Border was once asked the best preparation for batting a 5 hour innings. "Bat for 5 hours in the nets".
Siddle and Harris came up in the "old" days where they could probably just bowl at will. Unsurprisingly, despite Harris being a cripple, they get through long spells and days without any strains or stress fractures.
India went for the win late in the last day instead of doing what every other team would have done and batted for a draw. Not a pessimist I call it how I see it. Now today we were getting smacked on a 40 degree day and would likely tire out the players quicker than usual. I didn't know there was rain coming so apparently now a draw is the most likely result.Man you're such a friggin pessimist
Tell us we're going to lose the 1st test again
They might just do that as well. They have rushed him back before being ready about three times now.I think they time to get really worried would be if they slotted in Cummins for Boxing Day.
Sans Cummins & Pattinson - you have been given a clear picture of the order that CA has them in.Hilfenhaus - Doesn't break down, reliable, can bowl
Siddle - I like him, he could have bowled long and hard spells today
Faulkner - The bloke's first class record is insane, why isn't he in the team? Has performed everytime he has been selected for Aus unlike some
Bird - He looked very comfortable at test level. I would like to see him get a recall.
Cummins - Unreliable in my opinion but could be the next Shane Bond
Pattinson - Could be the next Ntini, looks spearhead material
WHY STARC!!!?!??!??!
5/10 in the last game.Hilfenhaus: Unsure. How has his last few Shields been?
I think they time to get really worried would be if they slotted in Cummins for Boxing Day.
Suggesting Faulkner is in the mix? I'd hope so. His bowling looks a bit awkward, and isn't the quickest, but he bowls very little s**t, moves it around, is an intense competitor (the exact opposite of Starc today) and his performances over a sustained period for Tassie can't be denied.Sans Cummins & Pattinson - you have been given a clear picture of the order that CA has them in.